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Grade Inflation - what do you think?
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princess_calico wrote: »That's ridiculous! So they were basically saying that it's impossible to get over 70%? If they were going to change the marks, that's fine, but have each of the exams independently reviewed by a different examiner and marked as they see fit!
Yeah, that was my thought as well.
Thinking more, it was actually 20%, since I actually still walked out with the A (77%).
I could see their point, since the screenplays were marked at a different standard than every other essay people did for the other seminars. But I agree we should have had another examiner come in and regrade them. I know for a fact there were people who got cut from 70+ down into the 50s who did deserve a higher mark than they walked out with.
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